The electronic voucher was charged today to the accounts of household heads whose national ID numbers end in 3, 4, 5, and 6. This supportive scheme is being implemented by the government to assist people's livelihoods in the current economic conditions. The credit for each household is one million tomans for each family member, which is withdrawable.
Timing and Details of Credit Receipt
Household heads whose national ID numbers end in 0, 1, and 2 had previously received their credit on September 6. Additionally, households covered by supportive institutions and armed forces have also benefited from this credit. According to the new schedule, household heads whose national ID numbers end in 7, 8, and 9 can receive their voucher credit on October 27.
Goals and Consequences of the Scheme Implementation
According to the Deputy of Welfare and Economic Affairs of the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor, and Social Welfare, this scheduling is intended to prevent congestion and manage visits. The main goal of this scheme is to distribute visits evenly and reduce crowding during the use of the voucher. For this reason, in previous phases, the voucher amount was set at one million tomans per person.
The electronic voucher, as a supportive tool, can play an important role in improving the livelihoods of households. Given the current economic conditions, the government has tried to alleviate the financial burden on people with this type of support and somewhat reduce their economic load. This scheme not only helps meet families' daily needs but can also positively impact people's morale and hope for the future.
